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VIII PAY We'll.

SpRINdToWN, IeXe-, May II, l~>G
TO MIR. 4. +. England. sunset
TeXas.-Dear Sir: iIsying been in.
formed that your views we're IN favor
OF prohibition, aud being ~ pleasau'
talker or lecturer on any subject you
mas choose. AIN and was appointed
b, hr state committee as Il lecturer
tor the northwestern part OF the state
aud having the power from the state
committee 10 make rycry eilJrt ID
secure men OF -ucN -iAudlug who Will
take tuc field tor tni- one great issue,
Men of ~ gAt, men OF influence and
men who are not airlad 10 Wago war
against the greatest evil Ut the land,
aud nut this dreadful curse from
among u. aud the temptation from
before the rising generation Having
learned YOU wG- u good rea-oncr and
imam that welded great influence
among your people, and such man
could wish such 70 subject ~ thr one
before he people, accomplish Il gre
good that would redOwntO the glOr>
and honor OF YOUR name. We DO not
wait men 10 work tor tritle in Thu
great causc but re Wiling 20 COM
pcu,ate u man woil that work faith
fully in tins behalf of prohibition
Please lct me hear from YOU At once
and a. what price you eau stump ~,
held Most tra'crNa..y YOUR,
d. {. JOSE>.
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-pe..a. u-patca 90 t.e .E>smiu.f
Austin. May -o.-Tls comptroller
to.oay q posted $1,000.
TIE collector OF Jackson county
-ettled to-day.
At fhc summer Norma. Institute.
To- ue reid III this city an cduc stioual
council will bee organized consisting
Of the lHcu.ty anu Tie city and county
Iprriuieudeut- Tor IL, investigation
OF the question OF school admins.
ration
Joe BARBER, the alleged tram ROBE
beer. arrested ia williamson county,
..- u' before tnitod states Commits
-iuucr Eu-klc- to-da., aud was COM
mlttcj 90 al o. default OF bail on
tAc mormuL after the robbery a
new paper was picked up near the
scene on which was written iiarber's
uumc. Ihi- red ~ hi- arrest and on
his person were found tour ,wcnty
dollar bills lived together, IT, is the
custom with express companies. II
is known that four twenty dollar
bills We're sent from this city on that
train.
lion. Roger q. Mil madc a power.
tul autI-prohibiuon speech tonight
IN MIlictt'- opera house TO large
Audience, while Colonel Anderson
poke - largo crowd of probibi-
tlOnl-'- ut the court house.
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that tie employers, hsv.ng,A power
fu. national organ lation. there
should be similar organization Of
employees to oppose it Chicago wa,
made NE battle ground by the build
ers therefore the .,uforences should
boz held here, and the challenge OF the
National Builders Association should
be accepted Joseph u buchanan
Wa tire priu opal
rpHoipER or iHE SCHEME
IL was hual.t agreed TO first call
together DELEGATES repre- nting al,
the loca BuiWiug Trade Unions.
The umbcr- team and gas filters.
painters bri oklaycrs and stone cut
tc---uone of whom belong g. the
Chicago Bu ling Trades council
Wl,l be asked to send delegates 10 the
couieren.. Then viii follow the call
for = national convention of thu
Building Trades Journeymeu
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LABOR NOTES
InE nlILunn. AaIrArAu.

IHE BUILDERS AGITATtu.
CmCAco, May 3t,- The aggressive
programme announced b. the Nation
al Association OF Builders called forth
a retalitory move to day at a confer
ence of labor leaders. The issuance
OF call for convention OF delegates
from the Building Trades Unions OF
all the cities of tie United states to
take place in Chicago as soon a- pos
s,ble was strenuous!y advocated. The
address issued by the executive board
OF the National Association OF Build
ers was characterized by the speakers
as
DECLARATIONS OF WAR
against the Building Trades Unions
throughout the country TWAS urged
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7pcoia. Dispatch Ia IAy Examiner
-oCrH BosQuB May -t.-it the
prohibition meeting here Tues lazy
might. Mr. II. Is. Lock wa, the victim
Of an outrage At the hands of some
hoodIum The mi-creant anointcd
the inside ct his clrrlage, over the
sides and cushions, with lubricating
OIL which spoiled the Dire ,es OF the
ladies' who entered the carriage after
the meeting, unaware of the vaudal-
ism which had been pcrpctrdtcd
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WHITNEY, MAY 2t.-lhc ants Of
precincts Nos 3 and 4, held "a meeting
saturday night and formed club.
Dr W 4. Moore was made chairma II,
~aycr- secretary The club will meet
every saturday ut r. N, in Whit
ucy. Among other thing it was de
cided to pay tor n column in the Whit
ucv Messenger, TO be edited by the
club management
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This is especially true OF purge.
The average man or woman does not
precisely banker for it, rs arGlc, but
when taken wishes It TO be prompt.
sure and effective Or Pierce
Pleasant purgativc Pellet leave Moth
ing to be desired in point OF efficacy,
aud yet their action is totally free
from any unpleasant -ymptoms or
dIsagreeable after effects. Purely
vegetable. perfectly harmless
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ALBANY, May -6.-1uc Neddor
liquor lax bill was passed log the as
-ombly this morning Itnow goes to
the governor who will tedly
veto it. The final Adjournment of the
legi, laturc vii occur this evening.
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POISON IN THE ASHES,
whnt the vi Lebanon shakers Found
Incident IN the History Of
Nmiet Community.

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. !, ,'
inc! are NIu''H nno"''' ~"
ever. Tor TIER strict honor ana
probity in business.
The Shaker, believe that M.
ture has a remedy COR every
disease. 4 few have been found
a., ro.. o,.,o. ,.ot ,rL,,,vr
'"0 0'' '' "'
Many were "i9co'cI'" ~ accF
dent Others came 10 IISiI' as
the result Of patient expert.
ment and research
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the digestive ORGANS and of the
norvons stom. these twowclc
~ - NV '''''.' f..I's
'l'uen'S, ana J.. "'' rev i'' ''''
cIear'sighted ohaNcrs u prov e
that the basis of this terrible
and often fatal complication lies
chiefly in tbc disordcred and
.,o,.,.o,.,l Observation-Disclosures
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thuS: I'll we can lhUuce 'he
stomach to do it, work, and
stimulate the cxcreivc organs
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sorbed, we shall have conquer
ed nervous dyspepsia and ucr
rnuso,h,ustion and they WprD
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The National Brewers AS
ISOLATION Transact I'm
portant Business.
steps Taken Ia Protect Nunu.
taCiurcrs of IoamJ BcNCrn.
&C. ot The Masses.
ThClNiliCr'. National association
Take steps Ia Protect the
Floor Interest.


BATH MORE. Nh, Nay Ollie
CONVENTION Of the United ~tato-
ro-,,,,...l
'o'' '"'- NOR h''H A'' '"c' '''''''"-
90 the reports Of variou, coninl't"r
adopted resolutions which appropri
..>touD Cor pa. a--i.fau~e Of 'f...
-. 800. ,..
Va VA ~""'
brewer OF Texas aud t""' Tor ne
brewers OF Tennessee It's money
j. tu u..I m dcfoatiuy tho .nort-
,,,.. .... op.,
VI P'o"'"''''" '''' ~ '''''c
a-sociailou "-p "pproprIAleu F'''''
for the usc OF it, publication commit
tee ON motion IT Henry t.au-cu,
jr., of New orr. au extra ASSESS
mont equal to one Years dues was
agreed upon 20 cuauIn the board OF
trustees 10 hight the temperance IN
natics 10 various section Of the coun-
tr, Tho nomination aOmmitte" put
IN domination tho following N'kei
which was elected Toy accauatiou.
President VIM. y. Miles, OF New
orr. requirements ilehrl CI1us,h'
rot New / ork;Het)hd Vcr'preNd'hN
hr". ~ I'eIrus Oh !'.Nto 'IpA7u'' VI
D. {, g. liupicl OF NeW ora NJ
h"aru OF trustees are a. I"'l'"'
n. Mllce, Henry O.hnrcu, Jrr george
fhrrt AM ~ - ~ Hup'c" % NJ"
ORR II. IL. Hcharrluth hud Jo7rbu
ide'inah. OF Took HoV,'c"
hruegcr oil eWhrh IicHr! II, non
ter 'i boston Jhcoo NohI"" - "''
hdcl pima III. u. Icihp' "I ~ l-oulH 3
hriN'nn Meoriolh' Oh I'm ''hi"''
Lmu ochahdl'h ul HH""uA'o "nu
me" ~ L'Ion' "l N"'V"-",
Ahcr commute o. 'N'h'! NV an" "'
ADVISORY c"lhhll''c,' 'l nitco" "'Ic
Ms" eIt''''. ." lau', VI 'nhr wa,
-tIe'lcu ~ lhc PI"'o IOi '"p N.Y.
meeting ana lhc convention "uIou' H.
CT after pAr7lhg rc-"' U'Iuh Oh mann
70 'he ,"'W PIo"cI' N'7ooi"' a. :,
mayor rouge, 'hc ~! ~ 50 "n.' NV
ro''rhB uihccr-' h''h"I" NJ"
Iue!eI Oh NeW "'h WIS lr"Pl"l"', q"
au'rc'"'! "l 'hc "'.',' '"''1" "''
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81 Louis, May IT. he Mlli' r
Nati1nd Association hriu"'d It's
session IA tins cllN to-day I-oul7
Fu-l, chairman OF the comhitte.r On
iradc, presented these resolutions
which we're adopted b! the c"h'ch,
ton. The ilr't resolution eNprt,seu
10 Tho opinion ol lHt ''AH h,'1u 'n"'
the merchant Il" N"ou." W.
stored by repeal u thV may 'S"'io'
law, the auDsld/lhB Oh snip p"lIucI =,
treaties WIN foreign NATION 10 an"
other method. lAr secohu te7o'u,
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Botany isa passion with tie fair
Sex. Vet they seldom dream tnat the
aromatic flowers aud the earth pro-
ducts contain certain efficient prev n.
titiycs for headaches, -leeplessne,s,
nervousness, old feet md swollen
ankles, Morris cascarlnc contains
the remedy for all sucq complaint
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! UNBER -pry long eat pho. a. cheap as
| Nncu can Milford. -hlu-lc, sash. q 'p-- and
dressed picSct-. 10 bod rocs prices az SER Is
1 .---L Luf..
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Genuine deep rock water from Os-
wego, New York, Oh draught at w.
\. Williamson & Co.'S,
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an KxEmAenDIxAHY oFFxE.
Te an wanting EmploJment.


We want Live, EHenes,ie and capable Agsbt
IN every county IN the rsited eiatea and Can
ada 20 sell patenf Artizle q graf msri;, or
fTa MEnFTs 40 afticle hssine large sale, pay
ing ever ie0 per cent pr o.. having ~ eompe-
titssn, an6 on which TIE agent = protectso IN
the esclusive sAie By dred givsn far sseh and
evers county be mas eecufe FROM ~. VITA all
thase MdvantAges 70 eur agents and the iAci that
Il a - rstcie that can Be sold 70 every heose-
ssaer Il niRat not b necessary 70 Rake -
s-ExrnAoEpgNkRxoFF oFFER 20 Aec1Ee Eeod SSenis
a 0aee. bar We have eoHclnasd % make i q
shoW, not o. " ozf oonaaruoe IN toe Derits Of
pur n veatson euf "a its sklAhilisy b. say aeent
4 Il vii handle il with energs Cur agents
bow . wotk ars laskipg from eis0 70 $500
r.uth cfear and tbs fAci makta Il sAfe faF ~ o.
uske cor cfEsr 10 81 Via are cat of smploy-
meat Ans Nggzi ths1 vii i've cur business Q
thirty dass raj aad fail 10 eiear - lezsf 500
IN fhis tina ABsxk All ExPAxsHA car retnrB
al seods aHsaid % a. aad ss VII refaad TIE
ussssy paid scr tsesn- Any aTest az esneral
aae1s who woala IKE feu e. DeFs cqussisa and
vs,rk them thruuRh slb aEss = far rine3y cafs
aNA fsfl 70 eia9r a. east tTsa knovK AEz III
FHxszA can rstaFn al azso,1 aed ga tasir
noney bsck. No esker snrsogef of eesnts ever
dared 70 laske saeA e4sr.. ncf se4la - -
d1a rot kncw Ast we have akeafs 1oW uLaking
u,ers tnan dgahie The sDo1nt - guAkEEtssst,
| "a hat 100 sales dsy vealt give 4 pFsfs al
l swee ais5 4 N m4h. ana thai aDs 81 ear ase1fs
| tsss eat tea areezs 10 enc day. Oar lsrgs g
| sc<sptive etrcaiara explain sar s4sr faiiy. ard
Ibesa we waA 70 aead 70 eyeTyeue aaE 81 en1-
| psaxment Who w1ll seed ~ thrss c1s csEi
ssssrua To- postage. SOD a oace sn4 seclrs
/ he aarncy u tine fer tAe baean. and 30 wcra
gp 90 tarnsS uAzea A cur ext asFainery % :
We woald 7iAs % have he a44ress of ali n,
a. uis. ssuinE narhise aoi1eiseEs 4nd esrren
( ters n The esuntry. aad ask AnJ rezesr Of TN
papsr whs rends tAsa oEsr. " seBa ~ Af enr'
- nnune anA ADDE'S q AL s1ek teeI kosu
Z 49, a e.eesx Foz vii isse E1r , Ef saAocl
I ewuw dGeFea 70 thcae eu4 - smPia5 naeas a
ruaks msneT. nsssxH MsNuEAcrrnIssC o..
isfw1R 1ls szfefeld -. Risisb11E p
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TKTooaH. Jan. 1l.-steamaE Kmpiru
vassed osi e q n. Bark AFotarus
rnnsed In, and bafkenline and bria
psRs1d out at n0oa. Clo9dg; fresh
northWest WiId.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


~-@ EN~-@4 4F'--2 @~A1NNNs
IsoEDoN, Jan. 2l.-MF. PendeF, ad-
dressing q meeting Of shareholders Of
tAs District Cable Company yesterday,
said that she Commercial Cable Com
pany had carried awAy fi70cc9 worth
OF q fie. apd that while this tFsfile did
nos benefit toe Commercial Company.
the loss Of Il Would seriously iniuFs she
pool companies. he thought AE. Naokey
vas too good g business man 10
carry on 3 fight 10 disastrous end. A.
for himself, he thouRht it useless 80 In
crease the sixpenuy rate mnaii the com
pany had reached q point Of paying .
fair dividend and maintaining 9 re-
serve fund. II the French company
withdraw from the pool, IL Ought 10
honor 70 return f2500o9 it has received
in excess Of it, earnings.
RnGlish Failures.
LESBOS, Jan. 2i.--John Pattsn. JF.,
a Co., managers Of the MoaaFch line,
ship ognsFs and ship Insurance brokers,
have failed. Their liabilities and assets
are both large.
3. ). Dale 4 o., extensive timber
merchants and saumill propfist0rs, have
failed.
Lord Chesterfield is dad he vas g
years Of aRe.
a TFfalnG and Temporary Lsan.
PAHIs, Jan. zi.--fne badges Commit
tee Of the Chamber Of Deputies has. By
4 vote Of eigntsen 70 six Fsiscted the
ameudmenf to The Bodgst presented by
DAuphin, Minister OF kinanea, proVsd
log for tbs issue Of bends 20 She amount
Of 370o000.oOO francs, redesmabls IN
sixty-six years, 30 meet the hm-
poraFy needs cf the government. Den-
phin is consequently txpeoled 10 re-
sign, and CAbinet crisis h imminent.
Fbe present mInistry vas formed On the
ilth ali.
Personal.
Priaos Alexander, Of BattsnbafR,
formerly ruler Of Bulgaria. has started
bg way Of Italy on tOaE threagh Egypt
Hs will tEayel ineoxnito.
A Harsh HeasaFe.
I.oxDoH, Jan. -. 1t 10 reported thai
ths G-rmaa GsFernmdnt oonhseasea she
properly of. and condemns 70 psison b.
defsalt, al fesidsnia Of Ais8cs Lorraine
who sgads consexipiion By emigfnting.
RoFty -soge1 persons hsEs alrssdy been
sammnned 10 appear ~ iFiaaenbuER for
evasion. slmilaT steps are being taken
eise ahefe.
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PACIFIC COAST.


shanghaed villa whIskys msip.
HAE FRANcrsoo. Jan. 2l.--The wbeFo-
abouta has been learned Of Thomas IA.
Harvey, an engineer whe left his home
IN osmpany With two friends 90 the
night Of December l3th lasi, snd who
has since been missing. Mrs. Harvey
has received q letter dated Honoluin,
from her husband, explaining bis dim-
appearance. He wrote that on the
night be left home be went With bis
frisnds 70 take drink, and suddenly
became unconscious. when he came %
uext morning be found that be and hls
friends had been ahanQhaad on board q
whaling vessel bound for the Arctic, and
were then several miles at eea. AZ Hon
olnlu the three tried 20 escape, but we're
reoaptuTed- The prospects are thnt
Harvey WilI not Be able 20 return 20 his
family until fall. when the whaling aest
feturns
vKnx DTFFKnENx aFoKx.
Thomas Harvey. who disappeared on
the iSth Of Deoembsf. and whose wife
reoaivsd . letter yesterday from him
stating that ha bad been ahauehaled on
board uhaler, hes been discovered -
b ths man who, andsf The name of
Thomas watson, wna sentenced on
saturday ts SIX years' impFisoamenf at
san Qaentin for stealing q ton-csat
parse from a woman Hnspioi0n vas
frst arouaea as 70 the truth of the
statements Ia the letter fFom the
fact that ahe letter wma
dated only tw0 weeks back. and
tbat mention waa raads e. 10 ies vessel
be had bsen ehnmRhaiod aboard. This led
70 an examinations % the enveispe, and
Il vas found 70 have q San ffsnoiaeo
post mark. Deieoiivss toak the case IN
band. With the above result. Harvey
haa uritien 4 isfteF % his wife Ia TIE
hope 0f ksepina hsE In ienofnnsa Of 3
diaRrnes. When ahe vas informed %
tbs trus 5tais Of aHairs. shs uss very
much Affected. sud she'd tears eopioualF.
Kafs aenssneea
SkH FnANcaco, Jan. a ZI,--Thfs morn
ina Jadee Hnnt ssntanaed 9eaERo p.
GardneK. convicted Of murder ~ chs
second deRrss for killing Euasna p.
duindon, 30 impfiaon meat for life az
sat Qasniin- Defsudantss attorney an
B0anesd bic client uouid uot sppeai,
bat would snbmit - tie Verdies.
Kanonshi Haoashi, ths japanese con.
gieted Of The murder Of Annie fanaQi.
si4na, was this moruine asuienoed 70
lmpFisopment for life a Poisson, 10 e.
eordanee vita the directions Of he con-
vietiBa inry.
shfppan9 Enselitwenee
sku Fnknonsoo, Jan. n -8aild--
Steamer George w. Elder fof Nsnftlss
ahip Dsahing Wave and bark AaatEia,
foF Tacoma.
PomI TOWMaEND, Jan. H.--Arfived--
Bark Pak Wan. fr0m shanRnai; hark-
snfins aFacs kobeFss. from san Fzan-
eiaao.
Ponr Gaxms. Jan. sl.--hnivsd--
Bark baaamoss.
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FILLING

Cold and all other Allings. from 81 to ta
No extra charge for temporary plates.
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SOCIETIES.

uv axATTLE WOMKNss CHRIS
-. Srsr1peFanne Union meele eEerY
L.ase Il ~ 3. N /, In TIE flrFl Method.
!. 80 'S,s.riineopnl church. Second ssxaeS All
y ,zsleIen Womea earnestly Invited %
s.s-.esd. l.zz
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ne PIakeFtoas-

JKnsKx Crrx. J An. 21.-Ths Delaware,
LAekAvanna 4 Western Railroad C0n-
pany this aftsrn0on wilhdrsw the Pink
erton men fEom tbs promiDent position
they mad been hoidina on the embank-
ment In the rear OF the yards near the
docks. Their pisces have bean taken
By Jersey City p1iloemsn- Appltc1tlon
has been made by Captain kJiey, leader
% the Piakerton men, 70 hare his
men sworn IN ~ dspailss b5 the shsrih.
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WAsaxN0TuE, Jan q --ceDafof Soef-
man. Prsssdcnt pro ten /. today laid BE-
fore sAe Ssnste . letter lrom ihe Secre
sAry Of state Transmitting copies Of the
memorial siRned by representatives Of
several hisloxieAl seeietiee AID bF many
eminent men Of letters ef the United
states, snd especially By thsss eneaesd
IN historical pafsnItss sssti1g forth the
great VaiRe and importanoe OF faii
ard nesarAts diRssf and eataingne of
she numeFons doeuments f0and IN tie
pnblie sad private archives "A Europe
reistfvs % the early klslsFy Of f1e pni-
ted states. and espeeisliy TIE Beflad be-
tween the treaty of Paris in l768. by
uhich Great Britain aeqaifsd fro<n
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$4,000 acres. TIE Surveyor Gscsral n.
commends Feieezinn of the Encinas
grant 81 Luis V4ldsx q al, fer sEs2
acre4 In each og thess recomneDda.
tons IL Cnnm lzzl-neE a-nrnnra
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-22

Prinos Aiexander, Of BatienbasR,
formerly ruler Of Bulgaria. has started
bg way Of Italy on fOaF threagh kRypt.
He wlll tFays ineoxnito.
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wxrrf.E LODGE No. q / o. @. T.
y .a.ata every Monday night II Bells
~, = =. Fsenf efrse1. nexf 70 Bells Hotel
-. 11.-lsssg MEMBER b. good Standing cor
sl.ss- 1is.'Il Ilsvifsd. J. w. BLXBX, G. Z.
A. erARKKY. ess.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-22

DERRoEr. Jan. 81 - Infarnalion %
another Of 0oveenor R.A. Alear' exsen-
sive henevulsnees has inxf leaked euf
throaRh the fnei and fo1f dealefs Who
we're conneeeed with the enterpEiss.
Throagh his prIvats secretary ana fsw
trusted friends be ound E.3 nssdy fami.
lies duFing Sue resent cod snap. and to
each of ID m was sent barrel Of f5ur
azd ton Of coal OF card Of wocd.
Scenes Al tue delivering Of the needed
gifts were oftea pitifai and pathetic.
many families being entirely destitute.
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KiIlea GAe VFrene HIaa

NKw YeRK. Jan. 2l.-P0licsman Ad
ANS, in firing At q hseing prisoner en-
Centre street today. shot and killed
Pontainella Canal. aged 2l years. Who
vas standing in front Of his fathers
drug store.
Priest W. Feapie.
Father Me- Glynn's parishioners intend
meeting IN the basement Of st. Ste
phen's Church tonorrow morning, ia
spite Of Father Donneliy's orders. Il is
believed that Father Donnelly will call
In the police 10 protect, II necessary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-22

JKRsxT CrrT, Jan. 2l.-The four PAX
erton mes arrested last night. for kill
inc Thomas Hogan, the 16 year old boy.
we're arralRned in she Police Ccnrt this
morning. Thomas Sheedy vas pointed
cat as the one who killed Hogan. Toe
court remanded the prisoners.
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A Fatal Qnarrel.

had been dissolved. Wynne claimd he
had been swindled. He called a. Niohoi
son Bros. this afternoon and deliberate
ly provoked . quarrel with the above
result.
Women RxeIuded Frem the Ceurs.
WAsHINGroz. Jan. 2l.-By order Of
The Marshal women we're today ex
osuded from the court room where tie
Emm0ns iunaoy triai 10 10 progress. OB
many occasions duFing the progress OF
the case, the yemen present have In
daigsd in such noisy maaifesiations OF
sympashy with Mrs. + nmons' cause az
20 call forth very positive protests from
the opposing ooansel, the iastice Of
which the Marshal recognized by iasu
lug Ap order excluding women from the
room.
DR.. Lincoln Was recalled 10 the stand,
and said be thought Mrs. Enmous had
unusual capacity for managing heI
affairs. DIR. A. p. q iFnes OF this oity
uas next called. He did not oonsidei
Mrs. Famous IN insane voman. Dr.
y. Ford Thompson vas called 10 the
stand. snd testified that be Waa asked
by DR.. Lincoln TO zee Mrs. Emmonl
four weeks ago. 10 examina her mental
condition. h bad an Interesting con
vsrsstiOn With heF. He vas impressed
with the fact thai sas vas q very intsl
siRent woman. He did n0t think eks
vas insane. Defense announced thal
they had but one more wituess 10 ex
amlns. Adjourned nntii Monday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-22

AUausrA (Ga.l Dan 2l.-Presaon Val.
entine was hanged this afternoon. Val
entins murdered an cid man named
Wales, who vas employed as night
watceman at the stables Of the Street
Railroad Company Of this city, 10 con-
ceal a robbery.